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His Girl Friday

It was also a British actor's directorial debut...

Yolanda Lucille Bremer, Yolanda and the Thief

Yolanda Lucille Bremer, Yolanda and the Thief

Burl Ives

OIiver Twist nw: concerto

It is a British movie, and it does deal with war, but it is definitely not Powell & Pressburger. Need another hint?

Twite, Henry - Barry Fitzgerald in None But the Lonely Heart

Howard Duff was in Johnny Stool Pigeon with Dan Duryea

The Spy Who Came In From the Cold nw: debutante

Charade nw: tremulous

Army of Shadows, maybe?

Lynn, Dave Kehr wrote about this in The New York Times last week: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/19/movies/homevideo/19kehr.htm Each shot of the movie was reportedly re-timed for b&w with the help of DP Laszlo Kovacs and others.

Inside Job sounds like a fascinating title, I'm surprised it's only gathered 8 votes so far at imdb.com.

If there's a documentary that fans of movie musicals probably will look forward to this summer, it would likely be the boys: the sherman brothers story. The Academy Award-winning brothers worked on many popular movies including Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book, The Aristocats, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and also wrote the theme for Disneyland's "It's a Small World (After All)" attraction. According to information from Disney, which is releasing the film, this new documentary includes all-new interviews with such Hollywood luminaries as Julie Andrews, Roy E. Disney, Samuel Goldwyn, Jr., John Landis, Angela Lansbury, John Lasseter, Kenny Loggins, Alan Menken, Hayley Mills, Randy Newman, Robert Osborne, Debbie Reynolds, Stephen Schwartz, Ben Stiller, Dick Van Dyke and John Williams as well as a rare archival interview with Annette Funicello. As of right now, Disney is planning a very limited opening for May 22, 2009 in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and Palm Springs. With any luck, the film will go wider sometime after that.

Wynn, Keenan

Nous irons ? Monte Carlo (1951) nw: Jakarta

Casablanca nw: Constantinople

I've been busy all day recording the Lionel Barrymore movies, and especially the Dr. Gillespie titles, I just wish they could have included Three Men in White - that one has Van Johnson and Ava Gardner: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title.jsp?stid=456

If anyone wants to add Captain Kirk, I'm sure that'd be just fine by William Shatner.

That's not a bad idea. Now, if you or others here can get FrankGrimes to attend any one of these noir festivals around the U.S., we'd really have something special!!

Ustinov, Peter

I just posted it since it was already in the news section of tcm.com, for anyone who may be willling and/or able to attend!

Annie Hall - La - Di - Da! next: Moulin Rouge (1952)

Stone, Lewis